When the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association celebrated the centennial of the motorhome earlier this year, the history they provided seemed rather thin. I would’ve rather read a history more like the one Ray I. Scroggins wrote for SIA #77, October 1983, which starts with the Model T-based conversions and ran all the way through to […]

I’m glad the seller of this 1926 Ford Model T didn’t use the phrase “barn find” to describe it. Along with the overuse of the phrase in recent years has come plenty of misuse of it, and people are generally tiring of reading about barn finds that aren’t. And besides, this T is much more […]

I know I’ve seen this passage quoted a couple times before – where exactly, I can’t recall right now – but I still find it worth repeating:
Someone should write an erudite essay on the moral, physical, and esthetic effect of the Model T Ford on the American nation. Two generations of Americans knew more about […]